August 17th 2026

Reading Monday 5 a side news 2026-08-17

All the latest news from your local Reading 5 a side league direct from Prospect Park.

In an electrifying display of skill and strategy, Reading's Monday Night 5-a-side Football League kicked off its ninth week, captivating fans with high-scoring matches and unforgettable performances. Showcased under the division named the Premier League, four highly competitive teams battled it out on the pitch, creating unforgettable moments and setting new records.

In the Premier League, Jumpers For Goalposts went head-to-head with MixedBag. The match was a goal fest with the former dominating the game and emerging victorious with a whopping 12-5 win. Jumpers For Goalposts put out a stellar performance, exhibiting their scoring prowess and keeping the spectators on the edge of their seats.

The second match of the evening saw Makepeace Not War take on RG Rovers. With precision and perfect teamwork, Makepeace Not War secured an impressive 11-4 victory. They made a strong statement, proving that they are a force to be reckoned with in this season.

In the third match, LWFL locked horns with Expected Tolouse. The game was a thrilling encounter that ended with Expected Tolouse outplaying LWFL with a decisive 9-5 win. The match was a testament to Expected Tolouse's resilience and their ability to maintain a strong lead.

While all teams showcased admirable performance, the top scorers of the Premier League this week were undoubtedly the players from Jumpers For Goalposts and Makepeace Not War. Their extraordinary skill and finesse left the fans spellbound, raising the bar for the coming weeks.

As we move into the tenth week of the season, the competition is heating up. The Premier League teams are expected to put their best foot forward, promising more thrilling matches and spectacular goals. Stay tuned for more action from Reading’s Monday Night 5-a-side Football League!

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